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| 2001.330 |
 This flag was used for around a century after it was made in 1761. |
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| 1996.291.33 |
 Throughout the years of World War II, Britain held a National War Weapons Week, with an emphasis on collecting money to help supply the forces with munitions. |
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| 1999.105 |
 Cartes-de-visites were introduced to Britain in the late 1840's and began a new era in popular photography. |
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| 1999.104.1 |
 Cartes-de-visites were introduced to Britain in the late 1840's and began a new era in popular photography. |
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| 1996.240.13 |
 Cartes-de-visites were introduced to Britain in the late 1840's and began a new era in popular photography. |
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| 1996.240.10 |
 Cartes-de-visites were introduced to Britain in the late 1840's and began a new era in popular photography. |
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| 2000.345 |
 This record sleeve was made for a Haddington shop and is printed with advertising for the business. |
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| 2001.241.07 |
 In 1929 WS McGeorge married Mabel Victoria Elliot, the widow of Hugh Munro and a watercolourist in her own right. He died at Gifford on 9 November 1931 but she outlived him by nearly thirty years. |
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| 2000.293 |
 James Livingstone was an old soldier, said to have fought at the battle of Fontenoy (1745); he secured a position as Haddington Town Piper, one of the town officers. |
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| 1997.50.196 |
 This sketch gives an impression of how the artist Robert Archibald Dakers dressed when he set off to go walking and sketching. |
